John Hancock's House In Boston

John !l;i"coek, in liis will, direeted that the Mansion House estáte in Beacon stTÉTét Boston, fihniilJ not b snld till four year afiw liis deceaie, and that the salo of tho --amo shoiild be (tdvertised in ono or mure p:ipers in Bmton, New York, I'hiladeiphji and Washington. -- ■' I bol e " siid the t&stator, " fhe eêtaté iriiy nnt be sotd, bilt retaified fn the fanriir; but if sold I direct tlrat i f i,ot ■Bcijd in 01, e lot, it be nold in four separate lots, that ihe home be èoÜ separateïy." Now, it sci-nii; thé áclinit'ístratfff fdels ( , l)'ir!-:.s-cd ;is to the itis-fws; t int) df tiiis vcry flesirnble pmpert1, Uüder tho will, nq asü ihc L'.'gishitii' e to help him oul of the difficulty. Mj wants Ie ve to sull, and there are a plenty of persous who are ou the qm vice to buy